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In 1974, a quiet neighborhood in Sacramento was shaken by a series of mysterious disappearances. Local resident James Morton seemed ordinary enough. But when police searched his basement, they discovered something horrifying. The investigation would reveal a dark secret that had been hidden for years. Nobody expected what they found next...

19 year old Sarah Martinez vanished after leaving her night shift at the local diner. Security cameras caught her walking toward her apartment at 11:42 PM. Her keys and phone were found on the sidewalk, still warm from recent use.

The authorities found the dumpster...................................The rest of the boy was never found.

Tonight, we're examining a chilling case from December 1995, in a quiet suburban neighborhood of Boston. What started as a normal evening turned into something terrifying when neighbors heard unusual sounds coming from the old Peterson house. Little did they know, they were witnessing the beginning of one of the most notorious cases in Massachusetts history.

What if the person serving your coffee each morning was carefully selecting their victims? In small-town Wisconsin, a local diner became the hunting ground for a predator who poisoned customers over decades. This isn't fiction - this is the story of the Breakfast Killer.

Tonight we examine the mysterious disappearance of Janet Cooper, a 45-year-old bank manager from Portland, Oregon. Working at First National Bank for over two decades, Janet was known for her meticulous attention to detail. But on March 15th, everything changed.

Deep within Area 51's shadowy corridors lies a story that defies explanation. Dr. Sarah Mitchell, a quantum physicist with top-secret clearance, disappeared in 1989 after claiming to work on reverse-engineered propulsion systems. Her laboratory notes, found years later, hint at technologies beyond human understanding.

Tonight we uncover the forgotten story of the Blackwood Sanitarium. The records show it closed in 1932, but local newspapers tell a different tale. Between yellowed pages and faded photographs lies a truth some would rather keep buried beneath decades of silence.